Compound Interest Calculator - Getting Interest On Interest

Use the compound interest calculator to determine how much money you would accumulate by investing a given amount of money at a fixed annual rate of return for a specified period in years.

For example, if you invested $6,000, after 10 years at a 6 percent annual rate of return, you would accumulate $10,745.09.

The calculator assumes that investments are made at the end of the investing period so an investment made for one year displays no gain.

Form Input

On the calculator form, enter only numbers (with or without decimal points).

Do not enter:

Currency symbols like dollar signs
Commas
Percent signs

Compound Interest Calculator
Investment Amount:	$
Annual Rate of Return:	%
Number of Years:
Future Value

This table gives the dollar accumulations after 10 to 100 years. The dollar values reflect your choices in the calculator.

Future Accumulations
Years	Total Dollars
10
20
30
40
50
100

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Updated January 3, 2007.